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adwanoy

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Apr 10, 2006
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Hey guys
I have an application consists of 4 forms. the first form calls the second ,...etc
the forms view are "continuous form".
the "Pop up" and "Modal" property of the forms is set to yes.
the problem is that each form displays differently on the screen, where I want them all to be displayed on the same position(x,y) and the same size. I tried to change the Gridx(y), without any good.
it seems that I can set the width of the form detail but not the height

thanks
 
If you open all your forms in design view, set Auto Center to "yes," set Auto Resize to "no," then manually resize and save your forms, they should all open centered and at the size you saved them.

Otherwise, have a look at the Top, Left, InsideHeight, and WindowHeight properties, which you can set in VBA code.

HTH,

Ken S.
 
Thanks so much, but I had those property set to
auto center = yes and auto resize = no
only the first form has a fixed size, the rest they are continuous, where in the design they are realy small in height, but once it runs, it get big, but not big enough
and for one size no matter how much data that form return. I would like to decide myself where the form starts in means of gridx and y, and the height of the form...!
 
See [tt]DoCmd.MoveSize[/tt]in the help

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